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Silly terminology question - 11/26/2005 19:32:36
I am writing a psp 9 tutorial for a friend and am working in that process....where you select and lift a part of a picture and copy it to another image. what is that called?
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RE: Silly terminology question - 11/26/2005 19:35:43
Drag & Drop
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RE: Silly terminology question - 11/26/2005 19:42:49
Maybe "Copy and paste selection" ?
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RE: Silly terminology question - 11/26/2005 19:55:47
yea, its using the selection tool to outline an area and then copy paste.... so that isnt cropping is it? its..er..um.... snatching a portion of the picture?
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RE: Silly terminology question - 11/26/2005 20:01:44
Cropping is cutting an image down to a certain area....doesnt involve any copying or pasting.
What you want is technically copy & paste. Taking part of an image and applying it to another. For Photoshop users like me can be done via Drag & Drop or Copy & Paste
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RE: Silly terminology question - 11/26/2005 20:09:22
well first you have to define precisely which part of the pic you are copying and pasting. anyhoo
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RE: Silly terminology question - 11/26/2005 22:54:00
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well then....Select the area of the image you want to duplicate. Select Copy from the Edit Menu, Select the destination image project, and then proceed to paste your selection to the current project.
I'll shut up now lol..i know"how" to do it - thats why im writing the tutorial - just cant think of what to call it.
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RE: Silly terminology question - 11/27/2005 3:40:57
"copy and paste a selection"
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RE: Silly terminology question - 11/27/2005 3:55:17
oops sorry! i was just er, agreeing with you! ;)
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RE: Silly terminology question - 11/27/2005 8:20:17
ok - all three said copy and paste a selection so that is it - I was thinking it was something harder -
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